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What is an annulment? Grounds for and Consequences of… An annulment (or “nullity”) proceeding is maintained on the theory that, for reasons existing at the time of the marriage, NO valid marriage ever occurred. The marriage, from its inception, is either void or voidable. Void marriage is invalid per se, void from the beginning. Voidable […]

You received a call from your ex-girlfriend or ex-wife, saying that you just became a father or are going to be a father soon. It can be a good news or a bad news, but either one is shocking. Usually this kind of issue arises when a father is not married or not legally married […]

California is a community property state. Each spouse is entitled to receive 50% of community property unless spouses agree to divide community property in a different proportion. Community property is all property, real or personal, wherever situated, acquired by a married person during the marriage while domiciled in this state (California), unless property was acquired […]

California is a community property state. Each spouse is entitled to receive 50% of community property unless spouses agree to divide community property in a different proportion. Each spouse keeps his/her separate property unless separate property was transmuted to community property or to the other spouse’s separate property. Community property is all property, real or […]

I LOST MY JOB AND CANNOT AFFORD TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT. WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO? Due to coronavirus and the current economic situation in the world many people have started losing their jobs. We all want to be good parents and support our children. But what you are, as an obligor/payor parent, supposed […]

Due to coronavirus and the current economic situation in the world many people have started losing their jobs. Besides other mandatory monthly payments (mortgage, rent, lease, credit cards, etc.) you might have been paying spousal support. It is obvious that you don’t want to violate a court order that is why you are obligated to […]